Malaya Tribune, 7 January 1922

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IX. No. 5 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1922 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1922.
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      145 1 I SUN AND COMPANY 109, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. Plwaw: IM DEALERS IN PHOTOMATERIALS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. UNDERTAKES DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND ENLARGEMENT ALSO I CAMERA REPAIRS AND i FRAME-MAKING. I Tennis Rackets fop the Coming Season. I THE THE "SCAR. l BISBL^ Y c r XAGON SPEC^ K EMON BOROUGH"
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      113 1 Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. (I ooorported is Straits Settlement*. > ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Quotations given for complete Elect Ie Lighting ft Power Installations, i i I J Pnll nvk- ot Ki< oii-le*! tupplie* i n gtook VXR. Wires ft Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "IICtBITIrt" Telephones. I
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      272 1 TBE MALAYA TRIBUNE I AND I SHIPPING GA7FTTE. f Tel. No. 345, Editorial Dept. Tel. No. 171, Managerial ijept. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. t PAYABLE LN ADVANCE. Per aanum $15.00 J Half-yearly 7J>O I Per quarter 3.75 PoaUge Extra 50 eta. per month. j Our Great I ANNUAL j AND I Chinese
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 2 (We do not necessarily endorse ths opinions expressed by correspondents.)
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    PROBLEM OF HAWKERS.
    245 2 H C L writes: Morning end afternoon itinerant hawkers, the main feeding- artery of the poor public, are prosecuted and persecuted daily, and hunted from pillar to post Night eating stalls may be essential but they enjoy a wonderful immunity from officialdom, even if they encroach half
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYED.
    181 2 From MR PEEL, Chairman of the European Unemployment Committee: I shall be glad if you will publish the following report regarding the work of the European Unemployment Committee up to date:— No of applicants for assistance 594, Employment found 170, Provided with passages to other countries, 160 men,
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    STRAITS CHINESE READING CLUB.
    194 2 From W MURRAY From time to time young men express surprise at not knowing of this Club. May I therefore as k the favour of your columns in •order to bring it to their attention. Its aim is to enlarge their knowledge of the English language
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    1174 2 SOME CURRENT NEWS AND COMMENTS. Great German Effort. Hardly a day passes without an announcement by n shipping company of the Inauguration of a new trade route, the placing in commit, sion of new vessels, or the strengthening of its financial resources, writ's the Berlin correspondent of tbe
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    SEXLESS PLANTS.
    216 2 Th* Floral Age. Since Darwin aaid that man developed from the ape, nothing more astonishing in science has been observed than a strange feature in certain plants whicn is being investigated afresh by botamsta. The most nourishing plant in the world —the dandelion and hawk weed—have quite "given
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      544 2 »s ANGLO-CHINESE MOTOR COY. >i ma q 11 The house where you will get 7»d pffi your full money's worth for:- JEg iff FIRESTONE TYRES JJl gfj (Allies) |f <*p 30x3*NONSKID S3160 Nett. So, OS BVnzine, Cylinder Oil, Batter! J i ed, =5 JJ Kto. Eto. fur W 38 SHORT
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      407 2 HOMB CARES ARE LESSENED. when you keep PINKETTES in the house, because these gentle little laxatives—used when required—ensure regular health for every number of the family. They banish constipation, prevent and dispel bilioua attacks, sick headaches, liverishneas, keep the system clean and the breath sweet. Your druggist sells PINKETTES, or
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      161 2 THE RICHEST LEGACY. Is not wealth but HEALTH. Bat when you inherit a condition of the blood that makes that arc ii- fiend, Rheumatism, your master—or when hard work, or epoaed master—or when suffering in aching joints and swollen muscles—ithen beair in mind that yon can have thnt rich legacy,
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      54 2 THE SIGHT PLACI TO 60 FOB YOUR Ml CH ELI N TYRES AD sixes, a L WAY MAD V TM STOCK, °tockist:— Lim Ghee Seng;, A QUALIFIED LADY DENTIST at yo#> service, PAINLESS DENTISTRY Mrs. S. Tetsuka JAPANBSI LADY DMNTD3T 12-2, Coleman Street (Cenex af Hill Street) Coaaoll Hours 8
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      778 2 PERIODICAL PROPERTY AUCTIONS. Messrs WARING A ROE Beg to give notice that they have reserved certain days for Sales of Freehold and Leasehold Properties, Business Premises, Building Land, etc, at their NEW AUCTION ROOMS, 14-1 COLLYER QUAY (opposite the General Post Office) Owners desirous of including Properties in the above
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      395 3 IN SHOULDER ARMS On Monday, 9th January AT THE EMPIRE CINEMA IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 930 PMTh© Broadwest Fi!ms LtL, prints B»a«-e well known locally Mr. Math*aril L*r.g and M'ea Hatin Brition in I THE MERCHANT OF VENICE In 6 Parts. A Screen version of one of the Wot
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      554 3 The The From Friday, January 6\ to Wednesday, January 11,1921. Alhambra ADmnra I* is th« only AT THE 35 AL.H AM BRA jgr pJJJSSI TKt Hail lor Mn;ik cod Features MMMM »oan daring iatSea. Interval* In ihe Second Show, commencing 9.15 pm. Supplemented by 4 Sfx-Re&l Photodramt from tbe Pan
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      457 3 GAIETY msgi GMETf j NORMA NORMA TALMADQB i T 1 DGE iv I v is THE TOWN HALL THE SELECT PICIUME SPeCIAL TttE TBE SAF£IY SA.EIY (MAIN (URIAh Iq 6 Parti. Iv 6 Pairts. TO-NIGHT! I AT 10 P.M. -MS3 (ft .vj IN THE PIRST SHOW AT 7 30 PM
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    121 4 It is pointed out that China has gained a great deal at the Washington Conference. The Chinese Republic his a good chance to settle down, aa it grows older. Franco-British trade co-operation is mooted. A conference of business men is planned. There is news of a fresh German
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    38 4 Mrs. 0. D. Benteni and family beg to thank their friends and relatives for attending the funeral of Miss 0. Reutens, and alio those who lent wreaths, letters and telegrams )f oondolenoe. 7 1 7 1
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    629 4 It would seem that the crucial moment has arrived for the Dail to decide by vote whether or not it will ratify the Irish Agreement. At the eleventh hour the incorrigible de Valera seeks to destroy the agreement by an amendment putting forward an alternative treaty which,
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    528 4 We regret to announce the death of Mr Joseph Matthew, at one time Market Inspector, Penang Municipality, and latterly in charge of an Estate in Paya Terubong, what occurred on the 2nd inst, after an illness of about three months. Deceased, who was 40 years of age, was buried at
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    THE PRINCE'S VISIT.
    228 4 Arrangements for a Race Meeting. In connection with the visit to Singapore of His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, it is proposed to hold a two day race meeting on Saturday, April 1, and Monday, April 3, under the auspices of the Straits Racing Association, for
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    EX-SULTAN ABDULLAH DEAD.
    178 4 Perak History Recalled. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Jan 6.—The death has taken place of the ex-Sultan Abdullah, at Kuala Kangsar. An interesting figure in Perak history, he lived in retirement on the bank of the Perak River. The late ex-Sultan leaves a large family, the eldest
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    391 4 Capt G C Davis, Acting Inspector of Schools, Pahang, goes to Matang, Larut, Perak, as Head Master of the Malay College there. Mr G Stothard, of Malakoff Estate, Province Wellesley, and Mr E A Hodges, Refrigerating Engineer, Ipoh, have been authorised to file specifications of inventions, for improvements in the
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    METHODIST MISSION.
    803 4 MALAYSIA CONFERENCE OPENS. Reception at Nind Home. The thirtieth session of the Conference of the Methodist Episc opill Church was opened yesterday morning with Bishop Bickley presiding, hymn "Come Thou Fount af EverBlessing," was sung by the large con. gregation, which almost filled Wesley Church. The Bishop read
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    31 4 Mr I J Sherida. of Baghdad. has resided in the Strail SsW< merit» for 20 years, has baes gtaaM all the rights arid ,j f *arirahr«d Bnfcah 3ubj*<t a S*eiS* SattlMMSta.
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      183 4 S§J Perfumes I '§5 OF DISTINCTION. Large New Stocks ■2£2T*3 Robinsons CUr ration, Heliotrope, J*smin, Lilac, Violette de Parme. Whit*- Rote, Sweet Pea, Lily of the Valley, Oaiar Khayam, ate. Prio* per 2 oz bottle $2.50. A. Bourjois £c Co.'i Mogoel R«ve, H-»ilotrope, VioletU*, Reseda, Golden Gorse, Cjol»m«D, etc. Prioe
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      302 4 NEW STOCK IN HAND. Emery Cloth and Sand Paper, Emery and Olaaa Powder, Jackson's Floor Stain Varniah, Fronoh Polish and Gold Siae Varnish, Copal, Oak and Black Japan Varnish, Salter's Family Spring Balance, Salter's Oironlar Spring Balano», Thermometers— Japanned and self-registering, Brass Blow Lamps (Upright and Vertical), Magnolia Anti friction
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    REUTER'S CABLES.
    171 5 WASHINGTON ISSUESCHINA'S GAINS. CHANCE FOR REPUBLIC. Reuter. Washington, Jan 5.—The committee of representatives of the nine Powers approved of an increase in the Chinese customs tariff to an effective five per cent. The Far Eastern committee passed resolution providing for the eventual withdrawal of foreign troops from China—Reuter.
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    BUSINESS ENTENTE.
    79 5 A French Invitation. Reuter. Paris, Jan 6.—Far-seeing business men on either side of the Channel are endeavouring to bring about closer business co-operation between French and British commercial and industrial interests. M Emil Laranthe, president of the French Economic Union, is now in London as the guest of
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    NEW BOGEY.
    90 5 Mammoth Submarines. Reuter. Pans, Jan 5.—Commenting on the submarines question, Le Temps expresses surprise that France's claim to the right to protect her coasts without having to rely on outside help should raise suspicion, while German specialists are again planning submannes of unprecedented strength. Thus, the German Professeur
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    CANNES CONFERENCE.
    78 5 Reuter. London, Jan. 5. —The Cannes Conference opened quietly. Sir R Home, M Loucheur, and the Italian and Belgian financial representatives held a preliminary reparations conference in the morning, while Mr Lloyd George in the afternoon consulted M Briand and Sr. Bonomi upon questions of policy. It is
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    EX-KAISER SUED.
    65 5 Reuter. Berlin, Jan. 6.—A piquant case hae opened, in which the widow of Prince Joachim of Prussia, who recently committed suicide, has sued the ex-Kaiser for maintenance, grounding her claim upon the laws of the House of Hohen*ollern. Counsel for the defence claimed that these laws are no
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    BETTER PAY.
    32 5 Reuter. Kew York, Jan. 5. —The "New York reports that the Postmastergeneral has signed a three years' contract to become Director-General of kinema industry at an annual salary of 8150,000.—Reuter.
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    IN THE FASHION.
    25 5 Reuter. Washington Jan 6.—Negotiations v concluded for a thirty million •hilar loan by the National City Bank *i New York to Dnemark.—Reuter.
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    CANADIAN COINAGE.
    22 5 Reuter. Ottawa, Jan. s.—The first Canadian Eckels have been coined in the Royal Hiat, replacing the flra cent silver Pieces.—fceutt*.
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    SPORT.
    333 5  -  RUGBY. JOHORE'S VICTORY. By "Reynard." Against the Singapore "A" Team, which is distinct from and much weaker than the proper settlement team, the Johore fifteen yesterday on the SCC ground obtained a welldeserved victory, thus avenging their recent narrow and unlucky defeat at Johore. The actual lead was narrow
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    HOCKEY.
    87 5 STAFFORDS BEAT SRC. The SRC hockey team were again badly beaten on their own ground yesterday afternoon, when they met the Stafford» and were beaten by six goals to nil. This was perhaps due to several of the Club's good players being absent, namely, Wheatley, de Souza, Pennefather and
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    LATE WIRES.
    217 5 New Chinese Attitude? The following Reuters cables came to hand as we were going to press: Washington, Jan 6. —It is reported the new Chinese Government has accepted a loan from Japan,against which it has abandoned important points in its Shantung claim. The Chinese delegates are believed to
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    COST OF LIVING RETURNS.
    79 5 We are informed that the returns called for by the Municipality with a view to the ascertainment of the cost of living in Singapore are coming in satisfactorily, but it is desirable that the returns should be completed and sent in as soon as possible in
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    THE VOLUNTEERS.
    973 5 CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITS. Training Programme. In a Government Gazette Extraordinary appear the rules made by the Governor in Council under the S S V Ordinance, section 33. The units are as follows (specialist units will be raised as may be practicable) One Co Singapore Volunteer Artillery. One
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    RUBBER & SHARE MARKET
    106 5 RUBBER SHARE MARKET GUTHRIE AND CO'S RUBBER REPORT. Singapore, Jan 5. Following news of an easier tone in other markets, the auctions opened yesterday to a weaker market, prices being 1 to 2 cents down on the week. Demand was fairly good at the lower level of values. Standard Sheet
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    PATERSON, SIMONS & CO'S REPORT.
    280 5 PATERSON, SIMONS CO'S REPORT. Singapore, Jan. 5. During the interval the market in London declined about %d, while New York also showed a weakening tendency. At this week's auction there was a fair demand for all grades of rubber and, except for Ribbed Smoked Sheet, and Dark and Barky Crepes,
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    SEWER MISHAP.
    136 5 Coolie's Body Found The search for the body of Gopal, the missing Tamil coolie, who, having gone down a sewer pipe at the junction of Cross-street and Robinsonroad on Wednesday did not return, was continued all through Thursday, and up to 11 a.m. yesterday, when the body was
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    INDRAGIRI RUBBER.
    681 5 COMPANY HAS CREDIT BALANCE. Record of Progress. The Directors report, to be presented at the annual general meeting at French Bank Buddings on Thursday next, 12th inst., states: —The accounts submitted cover a period of 14 months, the financial year of the Company having been extended from 31st
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    128 5 A London correspondent writes to the "M M." :—Residents in the F M S and Straits who are contemplating returning to EnglanJ, either permanently or on leave, and who wish to avoid the worry and expense of searching for suitable housing accommodation, should communicate their wishes in advance or immediately
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 5 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondent*,)
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    SINGAPORE ARCHITECTS.
    338 5 From RIDICULOUS: As one of the profession, I fail to see the necessity either of registration or licensing. It cannot be said that the absence of either of these factors has failed to produce buildings with some claim to architectural beauty. Certainly the absence of licensed, or registered
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    THE JAPANESE POLICY.
    224 5 From L I JIN No doubt, according to Japonicus," who expressed his opinion recently in defence of Viscount Takahashi's idea of loaning to China, it is true that seldom any country would ever be so liberally minded as to advance money to China without any security, and
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    CHINESE VOLUNTEERS.
    345 5 From EDWIN A BROWN Friday (yesterday) afternoon saw anouier good muster ol fctraiis-toin Chinese oriering tnemselves ior en11 oiment in tne Chinese V olunteer Co., with Uie result that tbe strengtn is now well over 120. About forty more men are wanted, and it is hoped that these
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    BARLOW AND CO'S REPORT.
    43 5 Copra. Singapore Jan 5. Prices have weakened slightly but more business has been done during the past week. Closing quotations are as follows No. 1 Standard t9.7S to $10.25 No. 2 9.25 to 9.75 No. 3 8.75 to 9.25
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    144 5 We regret to announce the death of Mr Joseph Matthew, at one time Market Inspector, Penang Municipality, and latterly in charge of an Estate in Paya Terubong, which occurred on the 2nd inst. after an illness of about three months. Deceased, who was 40 years of age, was buried at
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 5 Singapore, January 7. On London— Bank months' aighi 2s 4 i-M Dei.Ktnd 2s 3 7 -mi Pruaic .i months, sight 2s 4 3-c^j On L.n.u— Bank Tel. Transfer 173 On .ng— Bank ueinanJ arafi. 14'-j ;>.c. pin. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft o3 On Java— Bank Tel. Transfer 133%
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    33 5 C. of C. R Isaecsnti -n. Siuga. ,r ma 7 F.ibbe* Smok» l t Buyer* Spot February I Feb to March 88% 39% April to June 42 4..% Tone of Market.—Quiet.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    25 5 Singapore, January 7. T -day's closing rubber quotations are as under:— New York.—l 9% cts. London.—lo%d. Singapore.— eta Tone of Mtr"*M—Quit..
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    HONGKONG FREIGHTS.
    267 5 Messrs Snowman and Co, .u..;kong, reported on j3tc Vt We last report.d en the ted insu since when the -.-a dropped considerably, but. onij a.;.ai. fluctuations nave taivon p.a._- ocJatl direction j. ihe l.me Cfcanei ;...'r.» remains unchanged and tnere are fixtures of importance r aL Saigon Hongkong
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    34 5 Tara from Madras 7-1. Kwaisang from Calcutta 7-1. Senang from Palembang 7-1. Kinta from Penang 7-1. Hye Leong from 7-1. Sri Muar from Ma ic a 7-1 Speelman f. j: N?
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      60 5 The best and safest m\\\ soa P for ever y Pa r S Co pose in a hot climate. B ■L fSaf Pure ra P id in action, I economical in use and B beneficial to the skin. S Mahes linen i *w white as snow. SOLE AGENTS THE BORNEO
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    SPORT.
    303 6 FOOTBALL. EX-SERVICES' WIN. In a rather dull game on the SRC ground on Thursday the Ex-Services beat the Straits United (a Chinese team) by a goal to nil, the point being ■cored by Meredith shortly after the kick-off. MALAYA CUP XI v. THE REST. We are fore-warned of early
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    116 6 NECESSARY RESTRICTONS. The Lawn Tennis Association at Home has decided that the value of trophies other than for the Challenge Cup shall be limited to £5 for singles cups and £5 each for doubles cups. A resolution empowering the umpire to disqualify any player who he considers is
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    CHESS.
    719 6 BLACKBURNE—THE G O M. Last month the Grand Old Man of British Chess, Joseph H Blackburne, attained his eightieth birthday, when the whole chess world united in sending him hearty congratulations and good wishes. No other player of the first rank has ever attained such an age, and Mr
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    BOXING.
    482 6 DECAY OF GLOVE-FIGHTING. It is a melancholy fact that boxing in this country is becoming a rapidlylying art. Many important contests have been staged in England since the war between men of apparently che highest reputation in their profession. Hundreds of thousands of people, in keen anticipation, have flocked
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    37 6 The new bailding for the Commissioner of Foreign Aff»ir« in Canto a, will soon be completed. It i« a three storeyed bailding with many rooms, and there is a big dining hall adjacent to tbe main strietire.
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    SUNDAY SERVICES.
    589 6 8 Andrew's Cathedral Servieae. The First Sunday, after the Epiphany, Jan. 8, 1922. 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.46 a.m. Holy Communion (Choaal). 9.15 a.m. Matins and Litany. 4 p.m. Children's Service. 540 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. During the following week:—Holy Communion at 7 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    330 6 To-day, Jan. 7. Bangkok Katong 2 p.m. Muar A Malacca •Ban Whatt Hin 2 p.m. Penang* A Rangoon Seang Bee 3 p.m. Port Swettenham Penang Klang S p.m. Muar A Malacca 'Hong Kent 8 p.m. Palembang Poh Ann 3 p.m. Medan Van Diemen 8 p.m. Medan Circe 8
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    149 6 To-day, Jan. 7. High Tides.—4.1 a.m., 4.26 p.m. Polo, Balestier. Rugby: Singapore v. Malacca. Special Films, Vic Theatre, 9.15 Matinee, 5.15. To-morrow, Jan. 8. High Tides.—4.58 a.m., 6.48 p.m. Swimming Club launches. To.—9, 10, 11, 8. From.—940, 10JO, 3.30. Monday, Jan. 9. High Tides.—6.51 a.m., 7.21 pjn.
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    324 7 NEWS FROM CHINA, JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES. UNITY IN CHINA? Mr Lansing Mediating. Some mon<ha ago, says "Canton Timet" D. Wu Ting-fang, Minister of foreign Affair*, received from Mr Robert L*n8'ng an inquiry ai to what tbia condition* we e f«»t a rt bdja* in»nt of the
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    Dr. Sun Delays Advance.
    92 7 President Sou Yeuaen held a military conference in KweLlin on Dec U j. The question! a its ceased were: 1. To postpone the issue of the Presidential manuaie against the illegal Peking government. 2 To aend a telegrem to General Lee Hook lin at Shiuobow, insirwotirg
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    Christianity and China.
    377 7 Speaking at Shanghai recently on China's coming Laboar problems and tbe relation* hip of tbe industrial problem to the propagation of Chris ianity. Professor Roxby quoted Canon Barneys wotd»: that the greatest p-oblem tn tbe world waa bow to preaeut t h n-t i»nr y to 'be
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2230 8 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Singapore, January 7. Messrs. Lyall and Eratt, Exchange and Share Brokara iaaue the following list «f quotations. RUBULR.—DoIIar Shares. laeoe Divid nda. Values. Buyera. Sell en. 1 Allenby 10 0 80 25 mn cci.t for year ended 30-9-»/ j Alor Gajah
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    MOTORING MATTERS.
    786 8 NEW STEAM CAR IN AMERICA. An Engine Without a Spark. America baa at last prodaced tbe first low.priced steam automobile ever manafactared for general us Word waa received in New York recently that tbe Coats steamer, thf first steam car prodaced in tbe $1,000 class, will make its
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    532 8 SIGNS OF THEIR FUTI*Pt EMANCIPATION. The Japanese Ambassador, Hayashi (President), was m tie cam «t a lecture given at Hanover -squar*, W L, on November Is, auspices of the Japan boaety, waei a paper on "Japanese W omen, Aaciem and Modem," was read by air Ueraid Mere. His
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